By now, everyone is aware of the significant impact the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) is having on all industries, including construction. Construction employers have a lot on their plate right now,
A local chapter of a trade union is suing St. Petersburg, FL, for ordinances that it argues make it difficult to deliver projects on-time and on-budget. The ordinances in question
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The Florida Wrongful Death Act allows family members to pursue damages following the death of a loved one. Wrongful death claims can be brought against business entities, and employers can
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It’s no secret that the construction industry is in need of skilled workers, but which positions are the most in demand? And how many construction companies are experiencing the pressure
What Skilled Positions Are the Most in Demand in the Construction Industry? Read Post »
Often taking months upon months to resolve, construction disputes can drain contractors of resources even when those companies are completely in the right. Alternative dispute resolution (ADR) methods like mediation
Is Mediation Really Effective for Resolving Construction Disputes? Read Post »
Construction companies are always looking to save a little money. One way they can do that is by investing in a subscription plan for services that they regularly rely on:
How Much Can a Construction Company Save With a Subscription Plan? Read Post »
On March 18, 2020, the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) was signed into law. This comes on the heels of the passing of an $8.3 billion emergency spending package
What the Families First Coronavirus Response Act Means for Construction Businesses Read Post »
A construction defect is any flaw in the design, workmanship, or materials of a structure which results in a failure of one or more of the structure’s components. Construction defects
Common Construction Defects in Florida Read Post »
As COVID-19 begins to spread throughout the U.S., federal, state and local governments have instituted an array of emergency measures designed to temper the effects of what is now considered
Addressing the Coronavirus in Boston Read Post »
As COVID-19 continues to affect our daily lives, it is crucial for employers to be aware of the steps the government is taking to reduce infection, how those steps affect
COVID-19 Master OSHA, Construction and Employment Law FAQs Read Post »
